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    Obesity in America is a big issue in society today because more than 60 percent of the population is overweight. People eat for many reasons, one being a source of comfort. When they the thing to someone eats for comfort reasons; they don’t understand when they should stop. They eat lots of food to fill an empty void that is somewhere deep inside them. Another reason people eat a lot is out of boredom when someone is bored, they eat food so they can say that they are doing something with their…

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    According to the Australia Bureau of Statistics, approximately sixty-five percent of Australians are overweight or obese. Over nutrition and obesity are becoming an epidemic in Australia, triggering many, otherwise preventable, diseases and other health issues, as well as shortening the lifespan of this generation. This disease affects and is affected by diet, lifestyle and nutrition, and implicates every aspect of life. Obesity and over nutrition have large, and sometimes fatal,…

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    away and throw you into the world of adulthood, and many wonder if college is really worth it. Having a college education can give you a few advantages. You have better job opportunities, you get more money, and a plus is you are less likely to be overweight. Nobody can deny those reasons. To begin with, having a college education gives you better job opportunities and advantages. The fact that you will most likely have that job for the rest of your life should make you want to get a college…

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    Deadly Advertisement: What You and Your Children Should Know As a child, I always remembered the joy I felt when my parents announced that we would be attending Mc Donals to eat; the play-zone, burgers, fries and of course the toy included in every meal, was always the highlight of my eating experience. 15 years later and now a parent to my own children, I’m disgusted with the tactics fast food companies are applying in order to lure kids into their grease filled and nutrient free restaurants…

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    with this growing epidemic. In 2000, the World Health Organisation (WHO) released a statement informing the health world that in obesity and people becoming more overweight in our communities, ‘excess body fat has accumulated to an extent that is likely to be detrimental to health’ (WHO, 2000). Having stated that being obese and overweight are factors of poor diet and lack of exercise, not monitoring these closely and taking care of yourself puts you at risk of some serious chronic…

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    the audience can see and hear in the video, they come to a realization that there is someone running. It is not noticeable who it is considering that the person is way far back but as the runner gets closer it is a middle aged boy who is a little overweight. He is pushing himself to be better, showing that “greatness is not some rare DNA strand” (“Greatness”00:35-00:39). His struggle is motivating and the fact that he is out there putting in work is enough for idealistic point of view that only…

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    A lot of times in modern America, if it is not easy, a person will not do it. Being overweight is a problem that is endlessly expanding. Teaching students effectively could be the key to dramatically lowering the obesity rate in America. Many things play a factor in obesity in America such as the many fast food restaurants, poor diet and not exercising; however obesity is not just a matter of being fat, overweight; it also can cause other fatal comorbidities such as diabetes, heart failure, and…

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    Weight issues over time have become a large problem in our society. Obesity, diet talk (such as parents discussing the prevention of unhealthy eating habits and obesity), as well as body teasing can often lead to eating disorders, which is a pressing matter because it puts the health of many at risk. Eating disorders have risen to the third most common chronic illness that affects adolescents, especially girls; however, they also have become prevalent among males and minorities (Golden, et al.).…

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    motivation to cook after a long day at work. Obesity is defined as the condition of being overweight. In a like manner, a nonexistence of energy balance is also a cause of obesity. Energy balance is the amount of energy one consumes compared to the amount of energy exerted throughout the day. In order to maintain a healthy weight, a person must keep the energy intake and output balanced overtime (“What Causes Overweight and Obesity”). As a matter of…

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    It is a melancholy object to those people who walk through this great town or travel in the country, when they see the streets, the roads, the McDonalds, crowded with fat men and women, followed by one, two, or four children, all in the same state as their parents and stuffing their faces with hamburgers. These men and women, instead of taking proper care of their bodies, choose rather to live immensely unhealthy lives. Their children will grow to be exactly like their parents: obese. I…

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